Sentence examples for actually discarded from inspiring English sources

A large amount of image information is actually discarded from the original TIFF in order to produce a smaller image file for sharing and Web viewing.

By the time he was actually discarded, relations were so toxic one adviser tweeted, "Ding dong the witch is dead," in reference to the dismissal (that operative has already left the campaign).

Her clients contend in their lawsuit that the supposed "marijuana" found in their trash was actually discarded tea leaves.

One of Nintendo's major offerings, "Pikmin," actually discards technology from the start: a spaceship crashes.

Abbott also declared there was no sign that emissions trading schemes were being increasingly adopted around the world, saying that they were actually being discarded.

All three were de facto dumping grounds before volunteers did some heavy lifting, both in persuading the city to allow the mountain biking and in actually removing discarded tires, refrigerators and stoves.

Despite Victor Fleming's director credit, Goessel reveals that this sequence cannot be attributed to the man who made The Wizard of Oz (1939) – it was actually shot and discarded by Joseph Henabery, a frequent Fairbanks collaborator, for an earlier film, His Majesty the American (1919).

Actually, some cultivars, discarded from the present study, are known to be used for both cider and dessert (e.g., Bagué Petit, Raccroupi, Cazo Jaune), which means the phenotypic classification in cider and dessert apples is not morphologically clear-cut either.

Figuring out what to discard and being able to actually toss stuff is crucial to an ordered, happy life, experts say.

In the early 1980s, as a dogsbody in a paper mill, she noted that the waste paper her superiors so casually discarded was actually worth something.

Sometimes the depressing need for constant 'things' to be consumed and discarded can actually be all right.